Accessibility Statement

Gili Man Wolner operates jewish-motivation.com, Jewish Motivation’s English-language website.

We believe everyone should have equal access to information and services. We invest significant resources in making this website and our digital properties more accessible, so our services are more readily available to people with disabilities. In Israel, about 20% of the population has a disability and may need digital accessibility to use general information and services. Our goal is to make this website welcoming and easier to use for people with a wide range of needs, including motor and cognitive disabilities; low vision, blindness or color blindness; hearing impairments; and older adults.

Accessibility standards and testing

Vee Website Accessibility carried out the website’s accessibility work. The stated accessibility level is AA.

Vee adapted the site, as far as possible, for common browsers and mobile phones and tested it with the JAWS and NVDA screen readers. The work followed Israel’s Equal Rights for Persons with Disabilities accessibility regulations at level AA, the W3C’s WCAG 2.2 recommendations, and the Israel Government ICT Authority’s guidelines for making browser-based applications accessible.

Using the accessibility menu

An accessibility icon usually appears along the side of the site. Select it to open the accessibility menu, then choose the function you need. If necessary, allow time for the page to reload and the display to change.

To turn off a function, select it again. You can also reset all the accessibility settings at any time.

The accessibility software works with popular browsers, including Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Opera, subject to the providers’ requirements. We recommend Chrome for the best experience in accessibility mode.

The site uses a semantic structure for assistive technologies and supports standard keyboard controls. Use the arrow keys to move, Enter to select, and Esc to exit menus and windows. For the best screen-reader experience, we recommend using the latest version of NVDA.

Adjustments made to the site

  • Support for assistive technologies, including NVDA and JAWS screen readers
  • Simple, clear navigation
  • Clear, organized content with a consistent hierarchy
  • Compatibility with modern browsers
  • Responsive display across a range of screen sizes and resolutions
  • A consistent heading structure across pages, including H1, H2 and H3 headings
  • Alternative text for every image

Accessibility menu features

  • Screen-reader support for assistive technologies such as NVDA and JAWS
  • Controls for stopping flashing or moving elements and blocking animations
  • A “Skip to content” option for bypassing the main menu
  • Keyboard navigation
  • Controls for enlarging and reducing text
  • Controls for adjusting spacing between letters, words and lines
  • High-contrast, inverted-color and black-and-white display options
  • A readable font option
  • Link highlighting
  • A reading guide
  • A choice of mouse-pointer icon
  • Image descriptions

Limitations

We work to make every page and element accessible, but some parts or features may not yet be accessible or properly adapted. We continue to improve the site so that everyone, including people with disabilities, can use it.

Contact us about accessibility

If you encounter an accessibility problem on this site, we welcome your comments and requests. Contact our accessibility coordinator, Gili Man Wolner:

To help us address the problem, please include as many details as you can:

  • A description of the problem
  • What you were trying to do
  • A link to the page you were on
  • Your browser and its version
  • Your operating system
  • The assistive technology you were using, if any

Gili will make every effort to keep the site as accessible as possible and to respond promptly and professionally.

This statement was last updated on July 14, 2026.